The Lost Art of Training Hard
The Lost Art of Training Hard
I’m not suggesting that you destroy yourself. What I am saying is that a lot of new trainers are coming out of school with information about corrective exercises but zero practical experience of knowing how to push people in the gym.
WATCH: Fixing Dave Tate — The Three Areas of Focus Discovered During Initial Evaluation
WATCH: Fixing Dave Tate — The Three Areas of Focus Discovered During Ini...
With the discovery phase nearly complete, Dr. Rusin has identified three key areas that will be imperative for Dave moving forward — hip stability, posterior chain upper quadrant stability/thoracic spine cage mobility, and program formation.
Training with Purpose: Hard Work, Smart Work, or Both?
Training with Purpose: Hard Work, Smart Work, or Both?
Which are you: raging bull or exercise scientist?
Hard to Train…but Training Hard: Part IV
Hard to Train…but Training Hard: Part IV
There have been many, many times that I’ve looked at something someone was going through and said “Thank you God for my wheelchair; because I really couldn’t have handled THAT.”
Hard to Train…but Training Hard: Part III
Hard to Train…but Training Hard: Part III
Growing up, I hated things that made me feel “different” or “not normal”.

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